Management of a Compromised Aesthetic Zone

COURSE OVERVIEW
This course will discuss various treatment modalities for fractured, malformed and weakened teeth in the aesthetic zone. The course will highlight the surgical and restorative aspects of therapy. We will present modern concepts such as submerged root therapy with a tooth-borne dental prosthesis, resin-bonded restorations and implant-supported restorations.

Audience: Dentist, Specialist, Dental Assistant, Technician

Format

Self-Instruction, Pre-recorded Lecture

Subject

780 Aesthetics / Cosmetic Dentistry

Speaker

Ibrahim Duqum, DDS, MS, FICD

Release Date

05/16/24

Expiry/Re-evaluation 

05/16/27

Credit

1 CEU

Course Fee

$ 9

Pre-requisite: Implants 101

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this course, attendees should be able to:
■ Understand the clinical decision-making process for compromised teeth in the aesthetic zone
■ Compare and contrast contemporary protocols to achieve optimal outcomes
■ Determine the best material needed to satisfy the aesthetic and functional needs of each case

Ibrahim Duqum, DDS, MS, FICD


Dr. Ibrahim Duqum is a Professor of Prosthodontics and the Director of Clinical Education at UNC-Chapel Hill Adams School of Dentistry. He completed his DDS degree at the University of Jordan and earned an M.S. in Prosthodontics from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2008. He is a Fellow of the International College of Dentists and the ADEA Leadership Institute. A published author, Dr. Duqum lectures nationally and internationally about all aspects of prosthodontics, aesthetics and dental implant therapy.

CE CREDIT:
Participants must view the pre-recorded lecture in its entirety and complete both the survey and quiz. Once all components are finished, the CE Certificate will be unlocked and available for download.

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SPEAKER DISCLOSURE:

This speaker was compensated by National Dentex for the production or delivery of course content. Speakers do not receive compensation for additional viewings of recorded materials. Any additional disclosures regarding potential commercial bias will be provided by the speaker at the beginning of the presentation. This disclosure does not imply that the information presented is biased or of lesser quality.